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Tales from the Darkside/The Devil's Advocate
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| The Devil's Advocate | |
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| Season 2, Episode 7 | |
| Airdate | November 10, 1985 |
| Written by | George A. Romero |
| Directed by | Richard Gornick |
| Produced by | William Teitler |
| ← 2x06 The Satanic Piano |
2x08 → Distant Signals |
| Tales from the Darkside — Season Two | |
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The Devil's Advocate is the seventh episode of the second season of Tales from the Darkside, and the thirty-first episode overall.
Starring: Jerry Stiller (Mandrake)
Co-Starring: Todd Oleson (Engineer), Patrick Farrelly, Karen Shallo, Barbara Holmes, David L. Early (Telephone Callers), Paul Sparer (Narrator) (voice)
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Plot Overview
Luther Mandrake is a late-night radio talk show host who "tells it like it is", no matter who he offends or upsets in the process. With his mean-spirited outlook on life, he finds that he's become the self-proclaimed Devil's Advocate.
Notes
Trivia
The Show
Behind the Scenes
Allusions and References
Memorable Moments
Quotes
- Mandrake: Who - Who are you?
- Booming voice: I'm your boss.
- Mandrake: My... boss?
- Booming voice: That's right. Just calling to tell you what a wonderful job you've done these past 13 years.
- Mandrake: What a wonderful job?
- Booming voice: I couldn't haven't asked for a better advocate. Why, you've made more people turn to me than I could have ever possibly hoped for.
